I found an article worth reading on The Mighty. It was written by Jessica Pridemore, a caregiver in Illinois. As a mother to someone with special needs, Jessica's words describing her job do not surprise me, but I think many of you may learn some things that you had never thought about. To view how Jessica feels about the work she does, click here.
Cody is blessed to attend a day program with amazing employees like Jessica Pridemore. This past week, I had the opportunity to recognize them by sending some small and simple gifts. Thank you Jennifer, Maureen, Shaun, Alexis, Gaby, Jessica, and Lindsi. Our family certainly appreciates each and every one of you!
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Tuesday, July 21, 2015
Happy Birthday Cody!
It's this dude's birthday today. This guy trusts like a child, loves unconditionally, and is doing his part to make saints out of sinners. He has proved doctors, psychologists and educators wrong, beat the odds more times than I care to remember, and has touched the heart of each person that is lucky enough to know him, while at the same time, tested every fiber of their patience. Gosh, I love him!
Happy 34th Birthday Cody!
Thursday, June 6, 2013
Protecting People with Disabilities
My son with disabilities came home from his day program yesterday with this on his backside...
He was taken to a park and put in a swing for about 15 minutes (so I've been told) in 100 degree weather.
Reports are being filed, action is being taken and changes will be made.
I'm posting this in hope that mothers, fathers, nannies and caregivers will see how dangerous it can be to take children to a playground when temperatures are soaring.
Sometimes being Cody's mom sucks everything out of me. Taking care of someone with disabilities is hard enough without having to deal with this kind ofshit crap.
| This is the top of his left leg, right under his buttocks. |
He was taken to a park and put in a swing for about 15 minutes (so I've been told) in 100 degree weather.
Reports are being filed, action is being taken and changes will be made.
I'm posting this in hope that mothers, fathers, nannies and caregivers will see how dangerous it can be to take children to a playground when temperatures are soaring.
Sometimes being Cody's mom sucks everything out of me. Taking care of someone with disabilities is hard enough without having to deal with this kind of
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